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Insan Association, founded in 1998, acts to protect and promote the rights of the most marginalized individuals, families and children living in Lebanon – such as refugees, migrant workers, asylum seekers, stateless people and Lebanese – without discrimination of any kind, such as ethnicity nationality, gender, social origins, religion and political or other affiliations.
Through a comprehensive scheme consisting of educational, psychosocial and legal services as well as advocacy and awareness raising projects, Insan Association aims to empower these communities, to help them take control of their lives and reach their full potential. https://insanassociation.org |
Tahaddi, meaning "challenge" in Arabic, is a Lebanese non-governmental organization offering holistic, community-based support to families facing extreme poverty in the informal settlement of Hay el Gharbeh in southern Beirut. It facilitates a range of education, health, and psychosocial interventions that prioritize vulnerable Lebanese families, as well as displaced people, victims of conflict and discrimination, migrants, and other stateless populations. Services are provided irrespective of nationality, religion, or social background. Tahaddi has a longstanding history of advocating for the Dom community to provide access to education, healthcare, and employment opportunities. This includes legal aid services that assist individuals and families to secure their identification documents and actualize their basic human rights.
https://tahaddilebanon.org/
https://tahaddilebanon.org/
Lebanese Developers (LD) believe that all youth should live in a safer internet world and have access to equal employment opportunities for a better community. LD's activities include income generation, soft management skills, cash for work, agricultural extension training and services, vocational training, environment, nutrition and food utilization, women’s development, rural development and livelihood enhancement programming. LD has worked with partners to promote provision of dignified employment opportunities for Dom women in Akkar, northern Lebanon.
https://lebanese-developers.com/
https://lebanese-developers.com/
